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It's good she is getting some exposure.
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Let us hope Krudd starts to panic as the numbers drop in his favour and he goes ahead with an early or on time election, get rid of him and we don't have to listen to anymore of his BS.
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On the Pickering site, someone has reported that a pallet of toothpaste has been dumped in the local tip at Christmas Island because the asylum seekers do not like the taste.
A pallet? That's a LOT of tubes of toothpaste. You couldn't make this up. As for the photographs of the laptop-toting 'refugees'. They look very much like the people you'd encounter in any shopping mall in Dubai. Thinking about it, I suspect they are the very same people you'd encounter in any shopping centre in Dubai. 5 will get you 10 that they all arrive with their Emirates' frequent flyer points stocked up from their trip out to help towards the cost of the trip 'home' after they get their residency. |
So what if they didn't like the taste of it. Tell them to use it or give
them salt to use instead. Shaz made a comment re teh laptop bags. She gave up counting them as she was sick of seeing how many their were. Why oh why do we let ourselves in for this. |
Why oh why do we let ourselves in for this |
Yes, I know.
It just saddens me that we haven't go the balls to stand up to these people and tell them No, on a plane or whatever. Australia was built on immigrants, we have always had them from the first Chinese in the gold fields to the major influx after the war. No one has a problem with them, just the queue jumpers. sisemen "Because we're soft cocks" My favourite expression, good to see others have picked up on it :O;) |
And I see the latest is they can't charge anyone with burning down Naru, because all their papers were destroyed in the fire. This is just getting totally out of hand, and I mean completely, totally, spiral death dive, out of hand.
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I heard that.
I would have thought that for a group of people that were well known to destroy papers the Gov't dept would have taken copies of any papers they had or were issued. After all, it's not bloody brain surgery !!! |
You can't help but feel that this Labor "government"(!) is in on the joke that's being played on the people of Australia over this ongoing debacle. 60 million dollars damage and no one can be charged? Under Rudd, all I can say is: "predictable - totally predictable". they'll all be on bridging visas living in the Australian community within weeks.
I showed the photographs of the beefed up "asylum seekers" to a rusted-on laborite colleague today (a 10 Pound Pom). He immediately launched into a heartbreaking tale about an asylum seeker (now true blue Aussie) he knew from Sierra Leone, and how incredibly unfair it was that this man was denied a visa to travel to the US on his ink not yet dry Australian documentation, because the Yanks feared he would stay. He didn't want to know about Arnie lookalike the pictures. They didn't fit his "narrative". |
Re this "missing paperwork" saga.
I can't help thinking back to Army days, one folder for each soldier that had all the paperwork in it, you name it, it was in there and referenced when it had gone in, Birth Cert, etc etc. Surely they must have a copy of all the AS paperwork in some sort of file ? BTW, re your Sierra Leone mate, it doesn't surprise me that he was refused. |
He didn't want to know about Arnie lookalike the pictures. They didn't fit his "narrative". Aside from that, these recent arrivals doesn't mean that there aren't also true refugees out there. There are, but I doubt many of them have the money to pay for these commercial boat trips. They're the ones languishing in African refugee camps, trying to do things properly and ending up further back in the queue, because our refugee quota is being taken up by laptop toting Iranians who can afford top dollar tickets on a criminal organization's boat. I don't see many Africans on these boats, even though Africa is a major source of Australia's legitimate refugees. :hmm: |
"Why aren't the Libs using Shaz's pictures in their campaign?"
I wonder if they would have known about them until today when Shaz went on the radio. I know they keep track of media but alot more of it to keep track of than in the past. |
Some of Shaz's supposedly genuine (and by inference, at least, recent) pictures have been 'out there' on the web for at least two years. One, (the particularly beefy gent with the 'second skin' blue t-shirt, was posted online in 2012, so we can only assume he's currently working as a bouncer in Marrickville to beef up his CentreLink payments, and has been for some time.
So the Libs might do well to verify all such pics with a bit more proof than Michael Smith's blog or a phone call from Christmas Island before using them. |
Why aren't the Libs using Shaz's pictures in their campaign? |
So, can anyone explain why this is any different to the AWB 'scandal' a few years back?
Apart from UN, sanctions in at the time, none as far as I can tell. Um...wasn't it that the AWB payments were under the table to a Middle Eastern Despot, whose country we were planning to invade,payments the vast majority of Australians never knew about until exposed?? Whereas the payments to PNG are the aid we've always given to them, and I would argue most Australian are aware of that, but rather than overseeing the administration of such funds, we're allowing Peter O'Neill to administer himself??? Sure, open to wide spread corruption in PNG, no doubt at all.....but rather different to secret payments exposed to someone like saddam. And hey, that reminds me now, am I correct in that the only time Oz has ever participated in an initial invasion of a Sovereign state, was when we participated in Iraq 2?? |
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The payments to PNG are only open because they can be !!! If not, they would be under the table as well :O Invasion ? I would say Interfet was nearly an invasion of Timor. |
No no 500, we've been giving aid to PNG for years, we all know that, and heavens knows the help PNG gave us by way of the Fuzzy Wuzzys in WW2 was/is still well appreciated, I really don't mind repaying that kind of stuff, my Grandfathers were in PNG in WW2, the difference I can see is that as a Nation (Nayshun, if you prefer), we all knew aid was going to PNG....not all of us knew bribes were being paid to saddam....
Having said that, I am not the sharpest knife in the drawer, maybe everyone was aware Oz Tax payers money was being paid to the psuedo enemy....I didn't though, until it was exposed at least..... Can only imagine how far further behind PNG will fall with this ripe for corruption arrangement :rolleyes:....still and all, if it does stop the boats you'll all have the cost to moan about!!! Sometimes it's like talking to the MIL, she's not happy until she's got something not to be happy about!! :p:rolleyes::ugh::ok: |
Some of Shaz's supposedly genuine (and by inference, at least, recent) pictures have been 'out there' on the web for at least two years. PM me or post here. |
So, instead of being repayment for services rendered to the Fuzzie Wuzzies, it could have been an advance for the collaboration of anti Saddam Iraqi's?
Cool. This "ALP Twist History" game is easy! |
I sincerely hope that Our Dear Leader is having sleepless nights - go for an election now while the great unwashed think I'm God, or wait for the prize of the media opportunity at the G20 and risk the electorate remembering why they were going to kick me out in the first place.
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